Silver Reflective Tape DOT-C2 High Visibility 2Inx30Ft Waterproof Adhesive 2 Rolls (2Inchx15Ft) Conspicuity Reflector Tape for Trailers, Bikes, Trucks, Cars, Yachts, Mailboxes, Railings,Outdoors

I cut up some of this tape to make my DJI Mini 3 Pro drone more visible. It was a definite improvement for those days when the light gray of the drone tends to disappear into the sky. Seems to be staying in place with no edge peeling at all. I'm sure I'll find additional uses for the tape on some parking reflectors I have.

I usually only trust name brands with things like this, but since it claims to be DOT certified, I gave it a try.Man this stuff is really reflective! Im impressed with how well it reflects, and how bright it looks. Even with a slight amount of light its bright.The adhesive seems pretty strong. As always, prep is the most important step. Use 90% alcohol and clean the surface well. I used the alcohol bottle to roll the tape on to ensure adhesion and remove air bubbles.Easy to cut with scissors and a utility knife. My lines came out clean.Can be a bit hard to peel the backing, as the tape is an assembly of several layers. One must be careful to not pull the tape apart.If the adhesive or the reflective properties fail, I'll update this review.

So, I tried out this reflective tape, and it's pretty good overall. The visibility is solid, especially in lowlight, which is a big win for safety. However, the sticky part was a bit of a headache. Removing the adhesive film turned out to be tougher than I thought. It's not a deal-breaker though.

So far this tape is both durable and foldable. The adhesive works fine on utv panels, rv trailer side walls. Also folded onto a reflective pole but has tendency to slip so adhesive could be a tad stronger.

Good quality very sticky, very Bright when light hits. Should last a very long time. Easy peel and stick installation. **UPDATE** Already coming loose 1 month

Very good reflectivity… helps identify our boat slip.

I bought this reflective tape to go around carport posts to make them easier to miss. I decided to use a couple inches of it on the end of my phone charging cord because it’s so hard to find in the dark. I folded the tape over the cord and pressed both adhesive surfaces to each other. The next morning this is how I found them. As many times as I have squeezed it together they will not stay stuck together. I don’t have much hope for the tape staying on my carport post.

Affixed to a Halloween costume , and adheres very well.